Isabella received an excellent job offer for the position of chief financial officer of her company. This was an opportunity for which she had worked very hard for a long time. It required her to move to another state. Her family and friends were happy for her. However, her partner, whom she had been dating for two years, asked her not to take the job. Over the last few months, Isabella felt like she and her partner were not getting along very well and that their life goals were not aligning. Isabella decided to accept the job offer and break off the relationship with her partner. Although she was saddened by the relationship dissolution, she was excited about the future. Explain how each of the following concepts may relate to Isabella’s life story.
a. Cognitive dissonance
b. Ethnocentrism
c. Just-world phenomenon
d. Scapegoat theory
e. Prefrontal cortex
f. Howard Gardner’s intelligence theory
g. Approach-avoidance conflict

She has to take care of her aging mother as well as her adult son. In this scenario, Isabella most likely exemplifies the Sandwich Generation.

The people who are in their thirties and forties and are responsible for the up bringing of their own children and also responsible for taking care of their old aging parents, are called as the Sandwich Generation.

These people are named as sandwich generation because they are literally being sandwiched between the responsibilities of upbringing their children who require parents' emotional, financial and physical support, and between their own parents, who may be ill or need them to perform their routine tasks.

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